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. t w e eq 14.0, -2.4lirct oche / `..i . 1/ _ S : illa - vr: ,1 7 "1 0-41 i r j ~~ti ~ ~? ~_ • itita NUMBER 55671 EDUCATION. GENTLEMAN and his Wife, residing in a „, healthy part of the Isle of FOUR PUPIL the 'VA. RD and L DU C ATI ON of FOUR from the t g e s Six to Thirteen, and qualify them in every respect any of the Public Schools. French,Arithmetic; Geogra- V 2Y , and Mathematics, will beincluri;d'Ai the Pupils course, °t Studies. Patents inay rely oli their t he kind est Treatment, and the strictest attention being_ paid 'to !ieir Morals, Terms Eighty Guineas each per attain:l, in cluding every Expence, Books excepted.' '. • Letters (post-paid) addressed toMessrs. Rowden's, 150oksellets NeW ort Isle of Wight, will meet Aithal tentiori. P RicRARDBoN, pOODLUCK,,and .Co. tradOrs With Governinent lor the present S , I"A FE 4-9TTE KY, respeafully inforni the Pubic that .T ICK E TS and SHARES are now on Sale at their Offices, Bank. bgild-- 'at% Comfit 11, and opposite .the King's Mews, Chating.cross. SCHEME: S - -of - kzo,seo - - are . . ,Cloo,ono S- - - - 2,000 5 - - - - J,OOO 10 - - - - Soo . - .s,ooo 3 0 . - - - luo - - - - - . - 3,000 50 - - - - 5 0 , 2,500 1 o c , . _ . . - 25 + So o ..._ 1 5 . . - - - - . 72,000 -____ . -1,000 Tickets . Lzati,oc;oo ............. ,--- FIVE TICKETS O? EACH NUMBER. All to be Drawn the tgtb of . OOTOBE R, Oho. FREEHOLD ESTATE -On HILLINGDON 1-OATH, net 4!'XI3RIDGE, , With immediate Posession. .TO E • ' ,SOLD, BY,PRIVATE CONTRA('t, CAPITAL FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, :or Mansion -house, well adapted t.,r the.residence of a gen. ling Family, pleasantly situated On the higuesr part ot don Heath, in the Paan,h ot tneCounty of Iv itddlesex, within two miles from Uxbri he, and newly op.: Naite to the Thirteenth Mile-stone tram London ;.consisting k i n the G roun d Floo-) cut a very good Dining- p-.rlour, Break , I , s t•rann and Study. with a handsome-room} Staircase, and , „"all of Entrance ; a Kitchen, Servant's-hall, butler's-pan try and other convenient Offices, and good Leilarage. On the first Floor there is a. spacious and' handsome Drawing , and, three commodious Be-chlinfiers. The- Attie St ory Contains five Bed:chart - M. rs . Tnere is also a Dairy, la undry, and Wash-house, near to, but detached front the -sw elling .houie, with Servants '- rooms 'over them.. The i'Ock front ot the House opetis intzia'C arden and Shrubbery, ~e 4t tittg towards an t )rchant, 'and an excellent Kitchen-gar "en, inclosedywith Brick Walls, and well pladted with choice Trutt. 'Flees ; togrrlkr with- two Coacti...horsTs, a .tallcd 4table for six Horses, Cow.tiouse, [lay-barn, and other corn , - .1110diOuS Out-buildings, with five lnclosures Ot excellent -' astute acid Mowing-ground contiguoui, containing together 4 5..Acr6ok3Ure or I►ss. The situation of flillingdon Heath is remarkable for the salubrity of the air. • ' 'These I‘,remises have been successively'ut• the occupation , - of Sir lames Cockburn; Baronet, the Flonrurahle General t 're'e, a n d Lady Sullivan, and are new in the- hands of the rdPrietor. Further Particulars and Price of the Estite may be ktiown l '.Poiappli..ation (by Letter, post paid) to Mr. Tindal, bob byat CliehnstOrd, Essex ; and the Estate ,may be viewed apply ing to Mr. Elliott; at llayes, rear Uxbridge, - EU k LIIIR ARI ES;;S OOLS, &c. • This Day was published, .GUY'S CHART of 'GENERAL HISTORY on a clear and comprehensive .plan. Size iiine;een., 1 i hches by thirty - price 'in sheets, coloured,' ; .on canvas_ anti rollers, 105.6 d. . . . This Chart conveys not only distinti ideas of distant events in any one country, but of the relative.occurrences of' ilitterent narions. History without sotne such helps tau blittle in, re than a confused heap of facts. What Maps are td Ceography, this is to History; it will accompanN4t4e.nis. tonal' through all his researches ; it will interest; awaken curiosity, and greatly assist his memory - , by giv.. ? t rig a hind of locality to events.. It will i,ot ottly iacilitate • 111 6 progress, but give him clearer ideas of rue rise, (tura tlOn, &c. of each country than the , bare perusal of aiany 'volumes. 13y fOSE P GUY, • Author of the " Pocket Cyclopeectia," " School Geogra phy,,, British Spelling Book," dzo. and Professor of Geography, Great Marlow. l i iinted for C. Cratiock and W. Joy, No. 32, Piternoster. row. FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION. HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills are particularly recommended in all Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de. zangedAttion of the Stomach, from Colds, whereby the - Secreti on of Bile•is obstructed, or from Excess in -Eating or drinking, Wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and c'rrosive, and regurgitated to the .S tornach, causing Sickness, Jaundice, Windy Disorders, Indigestion, &c. In Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish .State of the Bowels, Sick Head-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they niay be taken • with singular good effect. _Price zs 9d. per Box, duty included. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66( St. Paul's Church4yard, London, and retail by Baxter, Edin ion rgh, and Bull, Dublin, and all I.l.:alers in Medicine. PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requires . a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with Apartments to Lie-in, agreeably to their circumstances ; their.intants put out to nurse, and taken care ot. The con solation resulting from this Undertaking to many of the most espedable Families in the Kingdom, by securing peace and concord amongst Relations and Friends, is sufficiently con spicuous to be countenanced by -the humane and sansible part of Mankind. I lonour and secrecy having been the basis of his Concern for thirty years, may' be relied on. Those TegStdless ot reputation will not be treated with. Apply to Mr. Symons, or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London ilouse.yard, St. Paul's Church-yard. An eligitvle Country I-louse, where Ladies may be accom-.: Thodated with A parmialits, if more agreeable than in Town. :Letters (post-paid) attended , to, and Advice in all Di's 411e,rs:incicent no Women and Children. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DM R. JAES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the I nventor , as -a Kenteity for him- - sev, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are'ad ntirably calculated for Rheurnatisins, Colds, and. all those coull,laints to which the human !ratite is liabte from the . vicissitudes .of our climate : likewise for Bilirms, and. all other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living. - Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at OF Warehouse : for - 'Jr . Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard, and at Dr.James's late House, in Bruton -street, price 4s.‘d. a Box, containing 36 Pills ; or six' in one large Box for il. 45. • None are genuine but those which have the wads New berg, No. 4,„ St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp. : •• *** A true judgment will- be formyd of the pretensions of • a ID4li who oilers Dr lames's Pills for sale, when it is known that tie was a mere labourer in .. the Doctor's garden, and to • tally ifolorant of theprincipal ingredient, Or. James's Pow. tier, of - which he had the audacity to advertise himself " as the - original and only preparer ;" though ,it is proved, that this Medicine was actually prepared and sold before he was borri,;aid that he never was employed in any. part (.4tthe pro. itCfb dv • E Of !Pe r j i c3A. i'~~~Y •b ) j vid. :tir.C• r : Oil.: L os ;isii tor.. \.; :5• , •A ° tal USra t ' fc.loo. div. pr. ►r. 7 11 _3l GSDA 1 7 ; JULY 16, _lBlO. VICTUALLING-01 7 1'10E,' . • • Jose 29, !S s°. 1 • - HE COMM/5570/VEZS foi - 1 7 1C7' GA L LI N I 11124 j !'Y's NiPT. dslsereby give Notice; 7'1)4 .on,Tu s esday, Ike 31st of y 4 next, they will be fvfy to receive Tenaers in writing (sealed ,up). and treat for the IN" Hy Op sepat,4le Conti-rig:l . y What FItE S II OE EF , SEA PRO Vl_ () N S and RU iVI, mqy bedemanded for tie service of his Ilia. . • • -JesLy's Ships and Ve , sets at Limerick and the River .hannon, in , Ireiatidaex Twelve llionthi:ceriairi,ond further until six It onthr warning shall be given for the ,terminatfon .thet-eof to_ paid for by Bill, payable 'with interest, Ninety days ale, date. TheSonditions of the Contra/3s may be seen at the Secretary's Office ; at thii Office ;. or by applying to the Colleaor of His Majesty's Cit•tomS 1 • ... Nn regard will be bad io any Tender its which the. Price shall ;not be insert , d in soot da at Cength,.or that shall not be delivered to the hoard bejore 'One o'Clock od the'• stiid Tueiday, the 31it of>ll , next, no; unless the Person who maker the Tend;r, or some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer when called fin. Nor ; w , ll any elderthat contain/ extravagant prices upon .fool' Ar. !isles, awl prices tnuch-injeriot l is the teal value. upon others, be considered as proper'•tohe admitted. POR7 LiGUILSE PAPERS. ';LISBON, JUNE 27.-=Lord'Wellington can now bring into the field_ 36,000 British and 20,000 Pots tuguese bayonets; he has intercepted a French cou rier, IA hose dispatches state, that one-tenth of the French army is sick, and ail of them in 'want - of money,,cloaths, and provisions; they h fve crossed the' Gnat da, but still keep Ciudad Rodrigo 'block aded. Ail the troops near Libon hate marched to join Lord Wellington; except' the .83d this looks like serious preparation. LISBON, JUNE 30.--- , We have this' moment receiv ed letters from head-quarters, dated 27th inst. Ge neral Cranford has falien back a little. LOKI Wel lington has advanced his head-quarters to Almeida. Ali is perfe6tly quiet there:, The French still invest and bombard Ciudad Rodrigo, out of which Don Juan Careo marched on the '24th with his Spaniards, and reached Lord Wellington'shead-tinarters without the least, molestation -from the French: OPORTO, JUNE t 6.--Ballasteros has advanced with 4000 men towards Seville, _We hear of no further at Ilya! in Spain of French troops. The French have throw n two bridges across the Agneda, which river has tallen-consider a bly, b u t t h e idea of any consider . ableforcelording it is tinculous, as it is• uncorn ruonly steep. At Braganza, or near it, Colonel Wilson brat a body of French 'cavalry, With a regi ! . went of Portuguese Militia. :soPuitTo, - JUNE 19.—We have not yet been able tcy'gct anything like a corredt;account of-the French armies. I believe they have about, 30,000 round Ciudad Rodrigo; and about the same ntimber in 'mother part loWer down. That active Gervfral, Bal. laiteros, is advancing towards Seville, and Mahy is cl9se in with Astorga, which it is not thought w ill be long in the possesSion of the enemy, as an im mense number of the garrison have deserted, and the .Governor's dispatches, praying for reinforcements, were intercepted -by who immediately ad vanced. Masiena is afraid., of the Germans, for he has, put then . ; all in the rear. ' Lord Wellington boasts of having,32,ooo British troops in this .coun ,try !oily think a general action will not -take place tor some time : both parties are acting a` vise and prudent part. ,• we•have about 7000 troops, chiefly commanded by Colonel Traut, who, lo consequence bis 'Constant atten low to the militia of this dis tril, has made thein equal to any of the regulr Portuguese troops. The I.phigenia.Sparush frig.ite anived,at Corutma -on the 1...!th, with 14,000 stand o trios, &c. OPORTO, JUNE 20.—We have been in expe&a•. lion 'for the last 48' hours 'of hearing that an attion `fidd taken place. :Ere : this Ciudad Rodrigo has, tag,fdlen, as y a letter (dated Jane 23), te,ei 1 - rre; i:tdi hae C.L ctely Ts,irrininded it, and that LoiSson commanded the di • itston of the army on this .side: Juno arrived be-. fore Ciudad Rodrigo.on the. tnth, with* 10,000 men. LISBON, JULY 4.=--The foll Owing 'intelligence. has been received from Almeida, and r dae ,of -• . • June 25 : , Since nine o'clock last night until 11 o'clock this morning, a continual firing -was heard in 'Ciu dad ROdrigo, whiCh became at length so Violent, that no less than six repot ts of heavy ordnaoce•Avere countechin one minute. The French, it appears, borribarded the place with battering ordnance of 16 and i 8 pounders. At ten o'clock this Morning a• heavy explosion • was distindly heard from the side of 'Ciudad Rodrigo, .and column of ‘moke seen rising. This . 'nothing 300 EnOisb hinse : passed within sight ' of this town ( on their match to Galligos, -and from the latter place marched the day, before yesterday a battery of hOrse artillery, and . a company of artillery, for the Fort of Conception, " His Excellency Lord 'Wellington has just ar r • rived., We: know. that his Excellency Marshal Beresford has , transferzed'his _head-quarters to 'Frani. ce - sco. We have received, this moment, - a - letter from a Spanish Officer from Aldea del ObiSPo, which is of .the following tenor : The enemy keeps up a very heavy 'fire- on the place, from whence a bomb 'was thrown, which happened to fall into a powder magazine; it canpot but hate 'done much mischief, because the magazine was foi tried • in -the rear of the battery, which immediately ceased firing, while that of the fort was constantly increasing,— , The Portuguese and English* are . also firing - from Manalva and Carrera, mote to the right." P A .I.EGOS,, JUNE • 27.—The fire was yesterday continued the whole day from Ciudad Bodrigo, as well as from' the enemies' batterieS, h , ,lt no material damage has as yet been susi.ained. The pace .was in the night oir fire in two places, but t;,is mgrointg it was got under. , It 'seem that. the.elierg,,. o f ' the izarrisim has been increased by the pre.:ei,i‘e of the enemy, and the artillery , of the viace iS•ext'reMe •ly well served. ' - • • • The Fre, , di advanced parties occupy the. same positions a, hetore ; they lave, however, pushed some pipers more to the left, and watch, with *pe- Cuiar attention, the-road of Agueda.•- ALNLEIDA, Ju 29.—Yesterday the French did not tire on Ciudad Rodrigo, because they had c l ient , ati their ammunition ; to-day we see nothing but. French deserters, - among whom are sditie'sbldiers who served under the Marquis de ; they all agree in stating, they • never witnessed .a more .de strukiive fire, than that made by the gairison of Ciudad Rodrigo. Our trorps, as well'as the Eng . list), are ready-for action ; they ara all in high spirits, and per:e....tly satisfied that there is nothing to fear. BADAJOZ, JULY I.—On Officer in the vtnguard of tbe army 'of the left, under the cummaini •01. Senn' • iii . Carrera, in a letter, dared the 27th ult. writes as foliows:---" We ale here within sight of Ciudad Rod:igo, which the enemy' are beSirging, but they have 43.4trii•answerc'd by a iirisk'ilild EPIZECE SIXPENCE liALF PEN N direa. ed fire from the plage,ancl.every tiling appears to go on well. LISBON, JUNE 27.—The following int ,rlligetire has been received fiorn Badajos, under date of the 26 t iv instant :--- " A French force of .1500 men, including 200 cavalry, which had - broke_ up from Seville on their march for Estretuadura, entered IVlonasierio on the 20th instant. .On the 23d a part off' the said corps, consisting of 300 infantry,_ and' 100 cava:ry, ina,e _their appearance' in Los Santos; there, they were attacked by 400 'Spani'sli cavalry, of Mendizabars division, under t4e cornmandot Colonel 1.).• ,The enemy were -coAnpletely routed and diapers a, with the loss of 40 left d e ad' on. th e fi e ld , an d . a, greater number of wounded. The whOle of the French cavalry that were in 'Merida, and the place, adjacent, put themselves in motion tOr Azench.!•, Fuente del 'Maestro, &c. and also four regitnents f infantry, in order to protea the march of the I. - maining 1200, and to prevent their being cut oil' in a similar manner. • • I.—The following intelligence,, under Bate of the 21st uh, has been re , Jeived flour Povoa, t: head-quarters of Carrera . , a shit distauCe troth Ciu dad Rodrigo . • • " For several days past we have been incessantly' engaged in affairs of grea , er r r les- importance, in the environs 'of CiUdad R idrigo. The ellenly a e entrenched on the mourda,n , or St. FrAiciseo, and are enployed from inornit% till night in cons!ruct,,,g parapets and other works. ,OL: the 171!. they en deavoured to elk& a lod6metit in the suti,rti of flue :bottom of the mountain. • 1 his oc'eas;:a4ed a vecy brisk firing on both sdes, and the . l . antio;l of t fortress played upon them with great pre.,Ho The enemy were repulsed with consicitran.e 'having hadV upwards .of 400 '•killed and' woen J. They have. als9 made repeated at to tar rate down the stone bridge which that fortress has acio,s the river, but have as 'frequently been repulsed. Their heavy artillery has already arrived; but nokpoit of it is yet mounted. " Ftotn Serradilha, under date of the f2:2d learn that the enemy have Goop sick in Salatriar.ea. They are lodged i n t wo h osp i ta lS , i n b oth 'of ‘vhiett prevails a great mortality. which already &yes theth not alittle alarm.. More wounded were daily coin ing in. They had sent reinforcements to Puerto„ de Banhos and Peral s, with Abe Mtention. perhap; (*opening a communication with Regriker's That General had some troops in Caceres a'ld Trux illo, hut had made no atttempt to advance." N. - B.' Our'readers 'will recollea that the 1000 men who were• marclang.from - Seville to reinioleie Regnier, having been routed, he would find himself under the necessity of detaching a force to the south of the Guadiana. . • JULY 3.—The Fr e n t corps - d:reat'eaat • Santo' consisted of !co ), , id r of Isve at 'hr. stated. Immediatrly after chat a.iair which, oucoired on the 2311, the enemy moved from Merida and Lobon; but the corps from the latter place, which cLiefly consisted of cgvalry, were routed by - the Spanish troops on the 24th, and pursuyd as far as Azenchal, leaving, on.. the,field a number of killed and wounded; among the !ormer were two females. It appears that the enemy were also falling back on the side Of MontijO: • • JUNE I§.-.—By letters from Serradilha of the we learn, that on the 26th ult. 3000 French troops entered. Madrid; ' BassecoUrt has, according to the same gdvices, colleted a force • of 20,000 men In Cuenca, consisting chiefly of persons that had.fi-d 'from Madrid to escape Joseph's conscription. The army of Old Castile was, with t-c•a.t relu6tance, and particularly on the part of the fnreigners, on its march to co-operate in the. siege of Ciudad RoJrigu, The cksertion from the ene m y' s ran k s was sti 1 con siderable. A part): of 20 infantry deserted from Bathos. • They were pursued by some French yalry, but they, fired upon them, and Compelled the m to give over the pursuit. JUNE 21.-- r -A letter from Almeida of the t 5411 says :—'' We have had no post Irons Ciudad _Fie drito for the last four days, the comthunieation be ing cut off by the French, who have crossed the river to the number.of 4000 infantry, and '3OO La yalry. It is said that General Simon is with th , 4 corps, and it is also affirmed that N 4 was . rt hit them yesterday. Fourteen deserters•catne 'in be,- yesterday J three of them Frenchmen, and the ft ofother naiions. This d a y nine Inure arrived her, , • five Moi - e of th e ir ' F renc h men .. I t is said Ilia! 11,.. .Meaty artillery has not yet arrived in' Ant at drip, but th't the enemy are makingtappipaci and consauctihg batteries preparatory to the t<a t !:- mencement of their attack the tnnment their iirlll - arrives. Their force is,stated at 20,000 1,1,1'3 - try, and four regiments of eaYalry. Crawford is in and Carrera in Puebla," Jvtve 26.—=We have the following . pariicnkr, from. ; Almeida, under date of the..2oi'n inst.nt '" Ciudad Rodrigo cont i iitues to be invested.; bui late as yesterday ; thefehemy's battering train .not arrived. Claudio de .114reo, .a' private in the light corps, commanded by''JesePerez,..bas cleliverd to his Excellency, the Gove?nor of t hat , fortress,. si veral letters and a map taketilfrorti General Loiso• , as he was * going from Zamora to SAlatnatica, about. four Jeagnev front. ktte latter place.. Au party of the corps killed the orderly Adjutant, servant, and a ci6oOn, who accompanied the G. - neral, and' wounded himself so severely in the'lvft cheek, as to knock out some - U.lns teeth. Lt is ilut itnprobable that the wound will prove hitt!. He is under care at Salamanca." • We hem from Braganza, under date' of the r7th, that Generals Kellerman and 13essiere4 were on Liit : r march troth Benevente for As.turga, WO the gte,tu part of the . French cavalry, and that a body t 'to,ooo 'infantry -weie expected at ZaMora troni S. - lan - milt:a and its vicinity. Their destinatiOn 'w4s unknown. ric. — ruALLIAG-OFFICE, . JO , 6, 1810. THE CONMISSIOAERSPiEICTUALLING Hit illilyESTri NAVY do'bereby gizi; !'hat onFilday, theivlo Init. they will.hc ready. to receive Tended: in' wr;ting(tea-ed up), and treat for Pitt, Thousand Galtno of WEST INDIA RUtil , is 6 dri:'vered free of duty,. fi - ont ' • - JP - urthottses in which the same shall have beets 6c,lided, one half thereof in the course of .one Month, and the renJaindr in one Month ajterwardr, ioto 112.,jestj'i Sto'res at Co+ ; and to he paid Jo` by Bills , payable with Ihiert - st, Ninety Days after date. l'he Conditions of the Conti aa nta;• be seen at the Secretary's Office. , • IVo • egad will he had to any tender in which the Price Jhall not le insc-Vtid wardt at o, that 4hall • not be'delivireitta the : Board before One o'Clock on the said Frid,fy t the 27th. Att, nor unless the Pei s9n w 49 nra , .es the render, pr some Pel4oll on his &half, attends to axiwer wh?t: called jar. • ' fr ICTWIL4.IIV(.;-y .. 4. H It.' A, 364 ro, 110. HE CO 4 IIII7SSIONE R:S i jo"r4l6 "IVALLING" . IliS 111(1 . 745X1, ' s ti 6 inveb:y give Notit..c, Nat on TitesdayOhe4th of Seven:l4r next; theynoill be 'Tad, to receive Tenders in ncriting (sealed Up.), and treat for -stich quantities'of IRISH LELI. a'dPolt iobe cured in the visttivg meson, as the , pv:pedive ,RetChlnts and Detvees therein may. think proper toofi,r ; on,•;thlrd Fart ,here ,/./ to gc packed . in . Nall Puncheons, one- third srt iit fiercer, and axe-third part, in Liar: 41:14, to 6e de lin! . erediwt into his. e 3 Ls , ' ViastallingStot.es at a prlo ! 71, Po , tintouth, Ptyntouth, and C ,, k, and •tt , o the Atnt). •g Stores in St, earherini , ' ata'r vj each &scrip, that oft'aski,4) , the perioarreUndernttTCitio-net:' One-fourth part of the whole, 4, the 28th February, 1811, One-fon:ch. part more, as rlt April, ISt 1, • One , -tpurth pact more, 31st May, t 8 it, Arlirthe reniaiuing fourth part by the isth f uly, aStr, ar;r:t. tolie paid jar 4); Bills payaali, with ilderc..,l, nineiy dqy s after date. • •, - The,Corditions of fhe,ContraEf . may be seen at i the Secretary's Office i at , thir Office, or lyapplying' to Mr. y. fJ Duniteryille, ilgenifor vie vi rtaltirrg , a; Lurk ; to the CiolleElors of his Ma ssy': CllJio , fll at larniriek,' Belfast, Aeturf, and terford and to the Postmaster-G-neral at:Dublin respeElively. N. B ,No-Tedder, for a less :quantity tban'Two Thwpanel Tierces of 80, and Two Thousand Tierces of Pork , will he ad mitted; nor will regard r4e had in any in 'which the Price shall ;vibe imertediit'ivords at length, or loaf shall roe 6i'delivered to the Boai'd-3,:fort One o'Cluek on the said fanday, the 4 , 6 of Sep. gemb f r ni x i e seniess, tbe-f',erson tuba ntakes the lender, or some Perron on lis behal/, attends to ansqteP Itoben called for. 1/71C1'iALLINC;-OEI , ICi4, ,yu:y 1 3 , islo. PrHE COMMISSIONERSfor lIICTUALLIAG lIIS MAIEFI"s IVAVY '-do hereby , give Notice, That on Friday, the 27th inst,at to o'Clock in the forenoon, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Victualling ql - ke at Portsnioutb, in several .4,otsia Pantityef OLDSTAVES,HEAD.V,G,IRON HOOPS, &c. lying in his Majesty's Cooperage at Mein!, near Cospoy; and a pi:Patty of a:fictive Provisicus, coin/sting' of BREAD. BR EAD 'DUST, FLOUR, 1-'OT BARLEY, Sic. Ar lying in the StOes of that Ujisc, , here Person indinabi to Purchase may have the liberty of ifiewingibe same in the 4ntmon working hour.' my day before the sate. • Alsoaquairtiy of broken WOOD HOOPS, C 111 1 ), &c. as lire Wood. TheParticulats of the Prr,visio.na will be expressed in the Ca. tdogues, which ,n,,% be bad by applying to 111. Reeks, Agent Jot the Victualling at Pottsw , oth. ' A deposit of 251. Per Cent. is to be made on the amnunt of, each Lot, at the time of hale, and the remainder of the paid :before the Storek,are removed, for which thirty; days 74d/bent. lamed for the Coope►age Articles, and 'seven days for the Provi. sioni, after the Sale ~ ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Ited Wine, and other • Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, 6ec and fir many of her.iises, as a substitute tor lemons Price Olie Shilling ... . the Box. ' ' _ H _ AVING received numerous complaints alai . Compositions sold under tne title-ot Srk 1. I' of LE— MONS, are not only inelledual, but that they burn anti Lie stroy the Linen, 1 athik it necessat:' to intorm the PuOic, that none is to he depended upon as mine but what has my, signature on'the bottom 01* e...ch fox, and on the Outside of , the wrapper. . - W. BAYLEY. N. B. : file Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out - the stains of fruit, coloured gloves, and is much Inure agreeable to usv , than lemoniltselt. ,. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur— Erect, ' Lot ,don. . . ' Also, Bay ley's Scouring Mops,. for taking tirease uut-Qt Silk, Stull, WQolleii Lioth, of a ( lITI Lond S. ot .Rir; °r o~ i to.:, dal!, ,e of East j an. )eat lIAII. 'T.'" or Re- At .- U r Cr• aster ajos- Lt-. t son auve facif nto. Wig- of a 41 of lacer ~~::n oala - UGC, ollt o o i af,c, 4 isot. 101 11 '' 401;1" M 3 ' L i ef " A 141" l' 1 """ if or-, hafles es)itif Caef; eput, Lai/ S;trall